Potty Mouth Easter Special: Coat Of Arms, Waifs & Strays, Wildkats
- LugarTBA - London
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- FechaThu, Apr 5, 20129pm - 6am
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Coat Of Arms (Eats Everything & Chris James) (Futureboogie / Pets Recordings) Waifs & Strays (Futureboogie / Hot Creations) Wildkats (Lower East / Hot Waves) residents - Compartir
- ***************************************UPDATE**************************************** The venue are a bit sensitive about their space being over-run for this party, as it is quite an intimate space. So we're keeping the venue address off public forums for this one, just to be on the safe side. This is literally, a secret venue. If you're a ticket holder, you'll be emailed the address by 4pm on Wednesday 4th April. We don't want the wrong kind of crowd rocking up for this, so if you're not a ticket holder or you want to buy a ticket after 4pm on Wednesday 4th please email us first :) [email protected] PLEASE NOTE: all ticket holders will be asked for their e-ticket, along with proof of ID and their bank card to cross reference their ticket purchase. See you on the dancefloor! **************************************************************************************** For our Easter special we've got something a bit special lined up. We're going back to a bit more of an intimate party vibe than the likes of netil house and village underground where our last parties have been - a brand new, limited capacity warehouse space, and some of the hottest tips for 2012 lined up. The space is an impressive open plan victorian warehouse with high ceilings, several cool mezzanine areas, a skylight overarching the space, and no sound limitations. This is pretty much just going to be friends and family so get your tix fast! THE MUSIC Reflecting the unique and vibrant scene in Bristol, we have two of their rising stars playing at the next Potty Mouth, joined by one of east London's dj/production collectives who have also been getting a lot of heat recently. While all 3 artists have quite different styles they all have one thing in common - a flair for producing / playing forward thinking music which sets them apart from an increasingly homogenized, Beatport Chart-obsessed scene. If you love new and interesting deep house music you are gonna love this party! COAT OF ARMS Coat Of Arms is a Birmingham / Bristol collaboration between Eats Everything & Chris James. They have a sound that stands out a mile from most house and deep tunes, combining polished drum grooves that often incorporate classic 808 sounds, Bristol-influenced big bass, and slick melodic chords which altogether create tunes which sound fresh and instantly classic. Their latest track 'What You Need' came out on Catz n Dogz' label, Pets Recordings, and it is an absolute monster. The support for these guys has come from every angle with plays on Radio 1 from Jaymo & Andy George and Pete Tong, to big ups and features inside UK Magazines. "Is This Something" the boys debut record was put at position number 3 in Mixmag's Top 10 Feature for August 2011. Get Physical's Heidi raved about the guys in her Dj Mag Column last September. Jamie Jones has featured "Is This Something" in his Live Essential Mix from Ibiza On Radio 1 last summer aswell as his debut Fabric CD Mix. So its easy to see why these guys are fast becoming hot property! WAIFS & STRAYS Waifs & Strays are Amos Nelson and Rich Beanland. A duo born out of diverse musical backgrounds but brought together by a love of house music, they are set for a big 2012. Throughout their back catalogue, their tracks stand out for the really high quality of production: layered, energetic vocals and melodies, underpinned by slick beats and grooves. Their debut track – 2010’s late night ‘3am’ – was rapidly snapped up for Matt Tolfrey’s Leftroom imprint, and set the benchmark high for future success; featuring in DJ Mag’s essential releases, and picking up props from major players including Luciano, DJ T, Anja Schneider, dOP, Danny Tenaglia and Laurent Garnier. The follow-up record ‘Yeah Yeah’, gathered significant international support following its debut at the last year’s Detroit Music Conference, smashing dancefloors from Fabric to Watergate. With Heidi calling it ‘the dirtiest house track I have heard in a very long time’ and featuring it on her Radio1 show, and set to be one of the must-have releases of 2011. 2011 saw the release of their absolute smash EP, 'Feel', and a slew of tracks and remixes on the likes of Get Physical, Hot Creations, Leftroom and Futureboogie, including exclusive cuts for the ‘Five Years Of Leftroom’ and Heidi’s ‘Jackathon’ compilations. And their latest track 'Back Down', which came out on the Futureboogie compilation at the end of Feb this year, is probably the strongest track on there (up against Eats Everything's!). WILDKATS Wildkats are a production collective formed in East London when Edinburgh DJ's Stuart Sandeman & Scott Dickie met US import Corey Baker. After sharing ideas over a booming warehouse bass bin they decided to get into the studio. Pulling influences from 80s Funk and New York Disco they began to develop their sound; an energetic combination of groove led house and dubby disco with their trademark Wildkat baseline. Inspired by the new wave of contemporary house music fusing 80s drums, synths and bass sounds, Wildkats have put their own stamp on this with their catchy edits and raw dance floor killers. Since their inception last summer their tracks have caught the attention of some of the biggest names in the dance music community with support coming from Hot Natured, Wolf + Lamb, Crosstown Rebels, Lee Curtiss, Droog, Jamie Jones, M A N I K and Soul Clap. All of which have tried and tested these across some of the globes most proliphic dance floors from Sonar to Burning Man, Glastonbury and Ibiza's mecca DC10. Their 2011 EP, 'Perpetrating' is their best known track to date, and if you've been to any cool deep house parties recently then you will have heard the DJs playing it out. It's a massive tune. Their forthcoming 'System Crank' release with Russ Yallop on Hot Creations is already creating quite a stir across the dance community and receiving notary kudos as the Essential Tune Contender on the UK's Radio One show.
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